Brenda Potter Reynolds
Brenda Potter Reynolds is a professional photographer and writer based in northern New York State. A former newspaper editor, she has been a freelance photographer and writer for 20 years. (She claims she started at a young age!) She specializes in travel, outdoor activities and rural life in New York State and New England. She has written over 600 articles and columns that have appeared in magazines, newsletters and Web sites. Some of her credits include John Deere Tradition, Kids VT and Farm Collector magazine. She is also a contributing writer to the Grapevine magazine.
Her photos have been published in regional and national publications, including Farm Collector Magazine, Dairy Today, the Grapevine, and on various websites. She is a member of the Adirondack Center for Writing.
In her spare time, she enjoys homeschooling her son, traveling, camping, canoeing and hiking with her family, reading and scrapbooking.
Latest Articles
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The General George Patton Museum
The General George Patton Museum at Fort Knox honors the memory of military hero.
May 14, 2008
- Brenda Potter Reynolds
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Enjoy Super Metropolis Illinois
Superman lives on in Metropolis, Illinois. A 15 ft. statue honors the super hero, and a museum dedicated to him is located there.
May 14, 2008
- Brenda Potter Reynolds
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Sweet Glendale Arizona
Glendale, Arizona is a suburb of Phoenix. It may be smaller than Phoenix, but it still has lots to attract visitors, including some tasty places to eat.
May 13, 2008
- Brenda Potter Reynolds
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Northern Virginia Wine Tour
Many winemakers and consumers agree that Virginia is the perfect place to grow grapes for winemaking. Find great-tasting wine and scenic views on this wine trail.
May 9, 2008
- Brenda Potter Reynolds
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Awesome Views in Jerome, Arizona
Perched on the side of a mountain, Jerome, Arizona offers visitors awesome views, unique shops and boutiques, and a taste of history.
Apr 18, 2008
- Brenda Potter Reynolds
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Virginia's Monticello Wine Trail
The Monticello Wine Trail, located in central Virginia, includes 21 unique wineries. The trail shares the region with the spectacular Blue Ridge Parkway and Skyline Drive
Feb 4, 2008
- Brenda Potter Reynolds
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